If you’re using Granola for iPhone, you can share your notes to Slack from Granola on macOS/Windows - just complete these steps and share your notes on your computer.

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Integrate with Slack

Setting up integration with Slack will allow you to share your notes directly to a Slack channel without leaving Granola.
This integration supports sharing to channels only, and requires a Google Workspace account.
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Find Slack in integrations settings

You can find our Integrations in your Settings, via your avatar in the top right. Here you’ll see Slack as an integration:
Slack integration in sidebar
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Connect your Slack workspace

Click to connect Slack to your Granola account. You’ll be prompted via a webpage to connect your Slack workspace to Granola
Connect Slack button
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Share notes to Slack

Once connected, you can share any note to Slack by clicking the Slack option in the top right of the note
Share to Slack button
4

Choose your channel

Select which Slack channel you want to share to
Channel selection dialog

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Posting to Private Channels

To post to private channels in Granola, you’ll need to do the following things:
  • Make sure you’re logged into Granola with the same email address as your Slack account
  • Make sure you have access to the private channel
  • Add the Granola app to the private channel
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Head to the channel in Slack
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Type ’/’ in the new message box
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Click ‘Add apps to this channel’
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Head back to Granola, and search for your new channel in the ‘post to Slack’ dialog
If you’ve previously used our integration with Slack to post to private channels and are now having issues, check that your email address matches on both your accounts. If you’ve recently changed your email address on Slack, you might need to re-connect the Granola integration to pick up your new email address. Disclaimer: Granola works hard to deliver accurate summaries and notes, but as with any AI-powered tool, it may occasionally mishear names or details, or generate incomplete summaries. We recommend giving your notes a quick review to make sure everything looks right before you share with your team.